Vim common usage

Vim and VI usage are basically the same, Vim is more powerful, and there are color markers. Vim is used, VIM has three modes are general mode, edit mode, command mode.

1. General mode: Delete, copy, and paste

   X: Remove Backward

   X: Delete Forward

   NX: Remove n characters backwards

   DD: Delete When line

   D: Delete When line character

   NDD: Deletes the current row down n rows

   YY: The line where the cursor is copied

   P: Pastes the copied data on the next line of the cursor

   P: Pastes the copied data on the previous line of the cursor

2. Edit mode:

   I: Inserting a character at the cursor location

   I: Insert the input character in the first non-empty position on the line where the cursor is located

   A: Current cursor next position input character

   A: Enter a character at the last position of the line where the cursor is located

   O: Enter characters at the first position of the line where the cursor is located

   O: Enter characters at the top of the line where the cursor is located

   R: Replace the character where the cursor is located

   ESC: Exit Edit mode

3. Command mode

   H: Move the cursor one character to the left

   J: Cursor moves down one character

   K: Move the cursor up one character

   L: Move the cursor right one character

   Ctrl+f: Screen down one page

   Ctrl+b: Screen up one page
   

   GG: First line of document

   G: Last line of document

   NG: Cursor moves to n rows

   /word: Finding word after the cursor

   ? Word: Find word before the cursor

   S/WORD1/WORD2/G: Current cursor line, word1 Replace with Word2

   N1,n2s/word1/word2/g:n1 line to N2 all Word1 replaced with Word2

   U: Fallback

   Q: Exit

   Q! : Forced exit

   WQ: Save and exit

   Set Nu: Display line number

Vim common usage